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THERE’S NO LIMIT FOR THE EXILES!

EWPORT manager Hayden Mullins refused to put a limit on his side’s ambitions after they shocked high-flying Grimsby at Rodney Parade.

Second-half strikes from Christian Doidge and Shaquille Gwengwe were enough to seal a first league victory since the opening day of the season for the Welsh side, who remain unbeaten at home and now climb to 17th in the table.
Previously unbeaten Grimsby were given hope by an own goal from Exiles goalkeeper Jordan Wright as he fumbled in a shot from substitute Justin Amaluzor in the 83rd minute, but they couldn’t force an equalizer.
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